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Yogurt

Out of yogurt at work, I ended up making a batch, myself, going for the Greek style where you strain out the liquids. It was delicious and surprisingly simple. Here's a road to talk to yogurt heaven.  Heat milk to about 200F Cool to 110F Leaving a half cup of warm...

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It’s About the Starter

While cleaning out my walk-in at work, I found what looked like a dormant starter. I refreshed it with water, flour and a bit of sugar. All the while, I hoped it could be revived. Overnight in a cold kitchen, what could happen? Voila, lots of action. So much for...

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Passion Kefir

My first steps of kefir fermentation worked, leading to a tasty passion-fruit drink. It fizzed coming out of the bottle, and the flavor - not excruciatingly sweet - was great. Should I try grape juice next?

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Do Nothing Levain

Yohan Ferrant, baker extraordinaire, recently came out with a new method for a no-knead bread. Working with nutritional scientists, he developed a method designed to a way to make bread with a low inoculation of levain. The goal is a healthier loaf. Here, Yohan...

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Kefir

Having started a batch of kombucha, my next fermentation experiment is water-based kefir. Like kombucha, it is probiotic. And it's a good substitute for soda. Just add juice or fruit. I found it easy to start up with grains, and is opening doors to other fermentation.

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Homemade Kombucha

Ever hear of kombucha? It's a fermented drink that some people think tastes great. Other people think it tastes wretched. Regardless, a lot of people believe it's good for you. It's said to heighten energy. And evangelists claim it's rich with probiotics for the...

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